When creating a website for any company or organisation its important to adhere to as many generally accepted web standards as possible. Due to the huge amount of content on the Internet, and the range of it too, the market in Internet filtering software continues to grow. There’s no legal obligation to categorise a websites [...]
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My adventures with PHP, C#, JavaScript, XHTML and CSS
Classifying your website and content
Dynamic Image/Text Wrapping
Update 01/02/2010: In hindsight I should have just used JQuery to check that the page had been loaded, e.g:
$(document).ready(function(){
/* code you want to execute */
}
A couple of months ago I encountered an issue with one of the sites I was developing, www.howdenparkcentre.co.uk. The basic page template for the main content area for most [...]
XHTML and JavaScript checkbox colour change
I wrote a very simple little piece of JavaScript that changes the colour, background colour and font colour of a checkbox depending on the Mouse Event (onclick, onmouseover and onmouseout) and whether the checkbox is ticked or not. It can also reset it back to its previous settings too.
XHTML:
Test Checkbox1
JavaScript:
function mouseToggle(checkbox,label,bgcolour,fontcolour,bgreset,fontreset,mouseIn){
if(document.getElementById)
{
var cb = document.getElementById(checkbox);
var [...]
Google Maps and Charts: Visited Countries/States
I found a nifty little Google Maps implementation that enables you to mark which countries you’ve visited from Douwe Osinga’s blog
I clearly need to get out more. A lot more.
visited 4 states (1.77%)
Copywrite Rant
Apologies for the rant, but this was something that I wrote on a BBC blog post that I was quite proud of:
Gotta love the film industry, after nearly 10 years of broadband in certain parts of the world they *still* won’t offer streamed movies. Instead they’re obsessed with pushing file sizes up by forcing Blu-Ray [...]
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